During a rare break in legislative sessions, a small bipartisan group of junior legislators arranged a recreational outing at a big scenic lake nearby. Everyone was invited. The hosts hoped that during this lull in legislative routine, they could begin to rebuild some of the trust and cooperative spirit that had badly frayed during several previous contentious debates.
All was going well, with even a slight uptick in cordiality, until a sudden storm came up and capsized the large tour boat where everyone was riding. Panic set in; most passengers were thrown overboard. Two of the area's leading legislators, one from each party, were thrown further from the main boat than the rest, out of sight of the others. Just as both were about to go under, neither having learned to swim, they spied a small row boat nearby. At first it seemed they might come to blows or try to keep each other out of the smaller boat, but after a bit both made it in, one at either end. Although there were oars in the oar locks, neither legislator made any move toward rowing to shore. Instead, the two sat, stone-faced, as the small boat floated in circles in the middle of the lake. A while later, the boat began to fill with water—it was likely not a brand-new boat and had perhaps not had the best of maintenance. There was a bailing bucket attached to a rope on the boat's floor, but neither legislator made a move toward bailing, either. Instead, the two continued to glare at each other.
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Q: Retrieving Encrypted Rich Text file and showing it in a RichTextBox OK, my need here is to save whatever typed in the rich text box to a file, encrypted, and also retrieve the text from the file again and show it back on the rich textbox. Here is my save code.
private void cmdSave_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    FileStream fs = new FileStream(filePath, FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write);

    AesCryptoServiceProvider aes = new AesCryptoServiceProvider();

    aes.GenerateIV();
    aes.GenerateKey();
    aes.Mode = CipherMode.CBC;

    TextWriter twKey = new StreamWriter("key");
    twKey.Write(ASCIIEncoding.ASCII.GetString(aes.Key));
    twKey.Close();

    TextWriter twIV = new StreamWriter("IV");
    twIV.Write(ASCIIEncoding.ASCII.GetString(aes.IV));
    twIV.Close();

    ICryptoTransform aesEncrypt = aes.CreateEncryptor();

    CryptoStream cryptoStream = new CryptoStream(fs, aesEncrypt, CryptoStreamMode.Write);

    richTextBox1.SaveFile(cryptoStream, RichTextBoxStreamType.RichText);
}

I know the security consequences of saving the key and iv in a file but this just for testing :)
Well, the saving part works fine which means no exceptions... The file is created in filePath and the key and IV files are created fine too...
OK now for retrieving part where I am stuck :S
private void cmdOpen_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    OpenFileDialog openFile = new OpenFileDialog();

    openFile.ShowDialog();

    FileStream openRTF = new FileStream(openFile.FileName, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read);

    AesCryptoServiceProvider aes = new AesCryptoServiceProvider();

    TextReader trKey = new StreamReader("key");
    byte[] AesKey = ASCIIEncoding.ASCII.GetBytes(trKey.ReadLine());

    TextReader trIV = new StreamReader("IV");
    byte[] AesIV = ASCIIEncoding.ASCII.GetBytes(trIV.ReadLine());

    aes.Key = AesKey;
    aes.IV = AesIV;

    ICryptoTransform aesDecrypt = aes.CreateDecryptor();

    CryptoStream cryptoStream = new CryptoStream(openRTF, aesDecrypt, CryptoStreamMode.Read);

    StreamReader fx = new StreamReader(cryptoStream);

    richTextBox1.Rtf = fx.ReadToEnd();

    //richTextBox1.LoadFile(fx.BaseStream, RichTextBoxStreamType.RichText);
}

But the  richTextBox1.Rtf = fx.ReadToEnd(); throws an cryptographic exception "Padding is invalid and cannot be removed."
while richTextBox1.LoadFile(fx.BaseStream, RichTextBoxStreamType.RichText); throws an NotSupportedException "Stream does not support seeking."
Any suggestions on what i can do to load the data from the encrypted file and show it in the rich text box?

A: Since you never closed the CryptoStream in Save, it never called FlushFinalBlock to finish writing the data.  Therefore, not all of the data was saved.

A: Your IV and Key are never written in the file to begin with (judging from your save_cmd)
And same goes for your opening. There's no link at ALL between between your ("Key" stream and your file anywhere...)
Updated :
Here is a better version of your code :
        private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {

        AesCryptoServiceProvider aes = new AesCryptoServiceProvider();

        aes.GenerateIV();
        aes.GenerateKey();
        aes.Mode = CipherMode.CBC;

        File.WriteAllBytes("Key",aes.Key);
        File.WriteAllBytes("IV",aes.IV);

        ICryptoTransform aesEncrypt = aes.CreateEncryptor();
        using (FileStream fs = new FileStream("file.crypt", FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write))
        {
            using (CryptoStream cryptoStream = new CryptoStream(fs, aesEncrypt, CryptoStreamMode.Write))
            {

                richTextBox1.SaveFile(cryptoStream, RichTextBoxStreamType.RichText);
            }
        }

    }

       private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        OpenFileDialog openFile = new OpenFileDialog();

        openFile.ShowDialog();

        AesCryptoServiceProvider aes = new AesCryptoServiceProvider();

        byte[] AesKey = File.ReadAllBytes("Key");
        byte[] AesIV = File.ReadAllBytes("IV");

        aes.Key = AesKey;
        aes.IV = AesIV;

        ICryptoTransform aesDecrypt = aes.CreateDecryptor();
        using (FileStream openRTF = new FileStream(openFile.FileName, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read))
        {
            using (CryptoStream cryptoStream = new CryptoStream(openRTF, aesDecrypt, CryptoStreamMode.Read))
            {

                using (StreamReader fx = new StreamReader(cryptoStream))
                {
                    richTextBox1.Rtf = fx.ReadToEnd();
                }
            }
        }

    }

It works.

A: OK, i achieved perfectly what i wanted to achieve. There were several key failures in my code...
First, thanx to SLaks and Jipy i figured out that "thou shall close all streams that were open" :)
And the second major blunder i did was trying to save the key and iv in a file where actually saving or loading it back did not work! Thus i just had two byte[] to save the key and IV
I changed the padding scheme to ISO10126 and made sure that the Mode was CBC when both opening and closing commands.
And else i had to do was add the code to open command and it worked :) :) :)
        StreamReader fx = new StreamReader(cryptoStream);

        fx.Read(fileContent, 0, Convert.ToInt32(fileContent.Length));

        fx.Close();

        cryptoStream.Close();

        richTextBox1.Rtf = new String(fileContent);

Anyway any other stupid performance issues are welcome :)
Here is the complete open and close commands to anyone who is interested.
    byte[] globalKey = new byte[32];
    byte[] globalIV = new byte[16];

    private void cmdSave_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {

        FileStream fs = new FileStream(filePath, FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write);

        AesCryptoServiceProvider aes = new AesCryptoServiceProvider();

        aes.GenerateIV();
        aes.GenerateKey();
        aes.Mode = CipherMode.CBC;
        aes.Padding = PaddingMode.ISO10126;

        globalKey = aes.Key;
        globalIV = aes.IV;

        ICryptoTransform aesEncrypt = aes.CreateEncryptor();

        CryptoStream cryptoStream = new CryptoStream(fs, aesEncrypt, CryptoStreamMode.Write);

        richTextBox1.SaveFile(cryptoStream, RichTextBoxStreamType.RichText);

        cryptoStream.Close();
        fs.Close();

        richTextBox1.Clear();

    }

    private void cmdOpen_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        OpenFileDialog openFile = new OpenFileDialog();

        openFile.ShowDialog();

        FileStream openRTF = new FileStream(openFile.FileName, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read);

        AesCryptoServiceProvider aes = new AesCryptoServiceProvider();

        aes.Key = globalKey;
        aes.IV = globalIV;
        aes.Mode = CipherMode.CBC;
        aes.Padding = PaddingMode.ISO10126;

        ICryptoTransform aesDecrypt = aes.CreateDecryptor();

        CryptoStream cryptoStream = new CryptoStream(openRTF, aesDecrypt, CryptoStreamMode.Read);

        FileInfo fileNFO = new FileInfo(openFile.FileName);

        char[] fileContent = new char[fileNFO.Length];

        StreamReader fx = new StreamReader(cryptoStream);

        fx.Read(fileContent, 0, Convert.ToInt32(fileContent.Length));

        fx.Close();

        cryptoStream.Close();

        richTextBox1.Rtf = new String(fileContent);

    }

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Update: Story Planet's New Headquarters!
Thanks to the amazing Farha and Logan for getting the place launch ready. We'll need a few hands to help with some more painting and some carpeting!
Email me liz(at)storyplanet.ca if you like to help make our space beautiful!
Our new space at Parliament Library will be creative workshop, meeting and office space. It will enable us to run consistent, impactful programming for children in the neighbourhood (both James Town and Regent Park), as well as allow schools from all over the GTA to come on a field trip to us.
The space will be designed for maximum creativity and will feature all kinds of art from kids, artists and writers. We will embrace our galactic theme so children entering the space truly feel like they are going to a new, imaginative place where their ideas matter.
We know from the library that there are many families and children who are in need of creative and writing support. Toronto Public Library is the perfect partner because they are a trusted space, with the perfect companion to writing support…books! They are as excited as we are about the impact we can have on the community and how we can support each others' programs and co-create new ones.
We will be offering after-school programs twice a week, weekly field trips, Teen Writing Group, as well as camps, and that's just to start!
Story Planet at Word on the Street!
It was a blazing hot day, but we had a total blast making crafts with awesome kids all day!
Major kudos goes out to our incredible team of volunteers who made the festival such a fun and creative experience for everyone!
We can't wait for Word on the Street 2018 – see you there!


Kelly Stars in grades 3-6 were rewarded for their hard work, good decision making and positive behavior with a field trip to the University of Pittsburgh for a Panther's basketball game. Special thanks to Mrs. Galore for organizing the field trip. We had a great time! For pictures, check out the photo gallery on our Facebook page.
Grades 1 & 2 enjoyed an ice cream social and movie.
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Dr. Darrin Oehlerking (DMA) is the conductor of the University of Saskatchewan Wind Orchestra and a professor in the Department of Music. (Photo: submitted)
Oehlerking appointed to student experience leadership position for five-year term
Dr. Darrin Oehlerking (DMA) will serve as associate dean student affairs in the College of Arts and Science from 2023 to 2028
Dr. Darrin Oehlerking (DMA) will continue to serve as associate dean student affairs (ADSA) for a five-year term in the College of Arts and Science.
Oehlerking recently completed a one and a half-year interim appointment in the executive leadership position. His five-year renewable term is from Jan. 1, 2023 until June 30, 2028.
"I'm excited to continue playing a role in supporting students within our college," Oehlerking said. "The ADSA portfolio and the dean's executive are two incredibly talented teams that I'm proud to be associated with."
As associate dean student affairs, Oehlerking is a key member of the college's leadership team. He will continue to work to enhance the student experience and oversee student academic services, academic advising, learning communities, transfer credit and other undergraduate student services in the college.
Oehlerking obtained his Doctor of Musical Arts in 2008 from the University of Iowa and joined USask as an assistant professor in 2010. He was promoted to associate professor and received tenure in 2016. He was promoted to professor in 2022. He will also continue conducting the University of Saskatchewan Wind Orchestra in the 2023 Winter Term.
Before joining USask, Oehlerking taught music to students at all levels from primary through post-secondary. He is a past president of the Canadian Band Association.
Oehlerking has been nominated three times for a University of Saskatchewan Students' Union Teaching Excellence Award. His research interests centre on Canadian wind band repertoire. He has also been a guest conductor and presenter at clinics and workshops across Canada, the United States and Europe.
"My background in music education has provided me an opportunity to work with a wide variety of students at different levels and in different settings," he said. "I'm excited to transfer that knowledge and skill-set into the ADSA portfolio and continue supporting students within our college."
Oehlerking took over the student affairs portfolio from Dr. Lorin Elias (PhD), who started as vice-dean academic in July 2021.
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Russia behind cyber-attack, says Ukraine's security service
Ukraine says it has proof that Russian security services were involved in the cyber-attack that targeted businesses around the world earlier this week.
The country's security service, the SBU, said it had obtained data that points to a link with an attack on the nation's capital, Kiev, in December.
Ukrainian firms were among the first to report issues with malicious software on Tuesday, before the virus spread.
Moscow denied any involvement, adding that the allegations were "unfounded".
The virus, which disrupted IT systems across the globe, froze computers and demanded a ransom be paid in the digital currency Bitcoin, which is untraceable.
However, the attack also hit major Russian firms, leading some cyber security researchers to suggest that Moscow was not behind it.
But on Saturday, Ukraine's SBU said in a statement that – through data obtained from international anti-virus companies – it had established a connection with a previous attack involving the so-called Petya virus, which it alleges was not designed to secure ransom payments.
The SBU later said the ransom demand was a cover, adding that the attack was aimed at disrupting the operations of state and private companies in Ukraine and causing political destabilisation.
The lack of any real mechanism for securing financial payments, the SBU said, led the agency to this assumption.
Ukraine appears to have been particularly badly hit in the recent attacks.
The police received about 1,000 messages on intrusions in the operations of computer networks over a 24-hour period. A total of 150 companies filed official complaints with the police.
In December, the country's financial, transport and energy systems were targeted by what investigators judged to be a cyber-attack. The incident resulted in a power cut in Kiev.
The attack earlier this week comes two months after another global ransomware assault, known as WannaCry, which caused major problems for the UK's National Health Service.
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STATE POLITICS Troubled Queensland government thin on numbers
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Troubled Queensland government thin on numbers
by Luke McCormack
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Just 10 weeks after the Queensland general election that swept the Liberal National Party from government speculation has erupted that Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk may lose control of the 89-seat Parliament after expelling one her Labor MPs.
Queensland Premier
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Member for Cook Billy Gordon was expelled from the Labor Party before Easter. The reason was that Mr Gordon did not disclose his criminal record, or his failure to lodge tax returns or his failure to pay child support.
Billy Gordon won the seat of Cook back from the LNP. Cook is generally considered a safe Labor seat. Voters turned against the incumbent David Kempton with a two-party-preferred swing of 10.2 per cent, easily over–coming the 5.7 per cent margin.
His criminal record included adolescent foolishness but also an apprehended violence order taken out by his own mother.
In addition, there are several allegations of domestic violence by Mr Gordon's former partner and another woman that are now the subject of a police investigation.
Since the controversy, Queensland Labor has tightened its policy for screening of candidates. According to The Australian (April 14, 2015): "From now, candidates – at their own expense – will be required to undergo a Queensland Police Person History review, a driver's licence check, provide a traffic offence summary, undergo a bankruptcy record check, directorships check, public record search, an ASIC check, and provide tax lodgement confirmation and a Child Support Agency account statement.
"Candidates must also apply to the Queensland Police Service under Right to Information legislation requesting any crime reports in which they are nominated as a suspect or person of interest."
There has been plenty of discussion in social media and talkback radio about whether Billy Gordon should resign from Parliament: a suggestion that Mr Gordon has publicly rejected. Of course, the political implications are stark. Labor relies on Mr Gordon's vote to maintain government, along with independent MP Peter Wellington.
While political parties can set their own internal standards for matters of screening candidates, there is now legal reason why Mr Gordon should resign from Parliament.
In a public disclosure via Facebook Mr Gordon made a statement detailing his past history and concluded: "I recognise that my own personal circumstances are no excuse for my non-disclosure; however, from this troubled and fractured past I've managed to piece together a positive and constructive life.
"That includes serving in the Army Reserves (51st Battalion), volunteering with the Foundation for Young Australians as facilitating their Indigenous Youth Leadership forum and working for Reconciliation Australia as the organisations education officer, before being elected to the Queensland
Parliament."
The two crossbench MPs from Katter's Australian Party, Robbie Katter and Shane Knuth, have been drawn into the discussion of an "unstable government".
Robbie Katter, when quizzed about which major party has his support, has wisely avoided premature comment and instead offered a refreshing call for more attention to policy aimed at assisting farmers and the unemployed, and at alleviating the harsh environment in credit-lending by commercial banks.
If either Labor or the LNP were in need of the Katter's Australian Party in order to form government it is clear that key items such as the need for a state-backed rural finance corporation would be near the top of the list of non-negotiables.
With the Abbot Government poised to have Australia join many other nations such as the UK, Japan and Germany as inaugural members of China's Asian Development Bank, the irony in the LNP's ideological opposition to state-backed finance corporations is becoming increasingly obvious.
It is also becoming more difficult for the LNP to justify to an increasingly sceptical rural sector that has not seen any of the economic benefits that were promised from the deregulation of their markets.
Hung parliament
At the election Labor achieved a total of 44 seats and needed only one more MP to achieve a majority bloc (45) and thereby form government.
It was Peter Wellington, MP for Nicklin, who obliged, having already made his intentions clear. This was not the first time for Mr Wellington. He acted similarly in 1998 to allow Peter Beattie to form government for Labor.
Mr Wellington has since been elected Speaker of the House, but warned that Labor would have to convince him of the merits of each bill put before the Parliament and he said he would at times be open to voting with the opposition when merited.
Regardless of the outcome of the police investigations into allegations against Mr Gordon, both the Government and opposition should be aware that voters have little patience for drawn-out political introspection. Likewise voters do not easily tolerant arrogance or hypocrisy in political leaders.
Queensland voters are more concerned about the economy (especially job and income security), the high cost of living and asset sales than in endless political disputes.
Luke McCormack is Queensland state president of the National Civic Council.


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Q: COM interface Photoshop compatibility issue We're writing a simple .NET C# COM applicaton for Photoshop, which is designed to run on all versions from CS2 to CS5 and everything in between. The same application also exists in JavaScript form and it works with all aforementioned versions, as we've avoided to implement version specific functionality.
The problem we've run into is related to the COM interface. For instance, if our application is compiled with the Interop.Photoshop DLL from Photoshop CSx, it does not run on Photoshop CSy. This seems to be because the registry CLSID is specific to each version of Photoshop, causing our application to not find the correct COM interface DLL, if run on a system where a different version of Photoshop than what we compiled for is installed (assuming both applications are 32 bit).
If this is indeed the problem, we are wondering if it would be possible to re-register the COM interface of Photoshop version CSx with the CSy CLSID, ignoring the fact that functionality may differ between versions.
More specific information follow:
Our primary Photoshop.Application CLSID is located here in the registry: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Photoshop.Application\CLSID
This CLSID must match the CLSID for which our application was built for. For instance, this ID differs between CS5 and CS5.1.
Our only solution today is to build specific versions of our application for specific versions of Photoshop, and this is only possible if we have that specific application version installed.
The error code we are getting is 0x80040154, "Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {116EE066-135E-4F63-8D0E-78F62705FBFC} failed". This application was built with CS5.1 but run on CS5.04 which resulted in the COM interface to not be found. This CLSID is specific to CS5.1. In conclusion, we need to re-register the COM interface to match the CLSID of CS5.04 to be able to run our application on that specific version. Is this possible or is there another way?
Any help or hint we can get on the matter is extremely appreciated.

A: Changing the GUIDs of COM classes and interface is a hard requirement, it avoids DLL Hell.  To invoke the normal problem you are dealing with right now: Version Hell.  When you try to use a version of a chunk of code that's not installed on the machine you get a diagnostic message instead of random undiagnosable failure.  You cannot reliably re-register, that can seriously mess up your customer's machine.
Yes, you can do it the way Javascript does it: use late binding.  You don't use the interop library.  It is very painful to do in C# if you use a version earlier than 4, you have to use reflection.  But easy to do with VB.NET or with C# version 4's dynamic keyword.  This KB article shows late binding in C# using the old way.  With the dynamic keyword you can write the code you way you have it written now, other than the object creation syntax.  Any kind of version mismatch problem will still cause an exception but only at the property or method call and only at runtime, not compile time.


If there were indeed any tears in the eyes of Cov supporters following Coventry's narrow defeat to London Irish on Saturday, then I too would be wondering why.
(They) never should be there at all.
Cov had just produced a performance very much in keeping with the occasion.
And even if the result didn't quite reflect the feeling amongst many fans that the players had done enough to win the game against a skilful, resilient and doughty Irish side, it was a huge improvement on what coach Nick Walshe had rightly described as a 'poor' Coventry display the weekend before against Hartpury College.
A good few Irish fans had made the journey up to Coventry, but for much of the game they had little to celebrate as Coventry matched the visitors up front and, for the most part, looked the more threatening in the back line.
Cov were quickly up in defence and although at times Irish saw plenty of possession, putting plenty of phases together, their forwards weren't able make headway and often even in our own 22 they ended playing the ball laterally with Cov eventually forcing the error.
And the Coventry crowd soon warmed to the players' efforts, as they always do when Cov are the underdog at home. Cov rarely fail to deliver in these kinds of games.
Against Hartpury, the play had been far tighter with the ball seldom getting beyond the flyhalf until we were chasing the game a little. This time round, Cov seemed determined to keep the much-vaunted Irish pack out of the game as much as possible and as a result they played a more fluid, expansive game which was as effective as it was entertaining.
Cov put in near enough a full 80 minutes shift on Saturday; it was a real team performance.
It's been said several times already, but this is a game we could have won.
Perhaps, although it was one of those games where both sides could argue their case effectively as there was so little between the two teams; small margins that's all.
Once again, Cov made life tough on themselves – a penalty count of 13-9, better than last week but still too high, was arguably the difference between the loss and a potential win. All Irish's points came directly from penalties we conceded – the kicks for goal and their two tries.
Both Irish's tries came from training ground moves, to, and both the result of line-outs from Coventry infringements resulting in kicks to the corner. The first was a move from the back of the line-out, the second from the Irish centre choosing a great line and cutting us open in midfield.
That apart, there wasn't much at all between the two sides and but for a forward pass here or a penalty for a dubious high tackle there, we might have witnessed one of the truly memorable Cov wins at the BPA.
This is beginning to feel very reminiscent of Rowland Winter's first few weeks as DoR back in 2016 when Cov produced some inconsistent displays early on, especially away from home, before beginning to find some form in the run-in to Christmas. Back then, in our opening few games we had a couple of good wins but looked vulnerable away from home and our best performance was a narrow loss to Hartpury at home – not a dissimilar game to Saturday's.
Two years on and whilst our home form remains good, on our travels we've looked far less confident and next week's game against Richmond is one that I'd like to think could give us our first win on the road in the Championship. We certainly could do with it.
The week after, we play another of the teams that most Championship pundits believe will be in the bottom 3 or 4 in April – London Scottish.
Two very big games, but on the back of Cov's performance against Irish, they are both very winnable. However, both teams recorded very good wins at the weekend, Richmond beat Hartpury 38-12 at home and, even more impressively, London Scottish beat Bedford 23-26. They also look to have found some decent form too.
But back to Saturday. Cov's crowd was over 720 up on the next best attended game in the Championship and as far as I'm aware there were no problems with behaviour before, during or after the game – the message appears to be getting through.
The Cov faithful certainly got behind their team and although there were a fair few Irish fans, many colourfully attired too, they remained pretty quiet and as the game went on they had more and more to be quiet about.
They were extremely generous in their praise of Coventry and were as magnanimous in victory as befits a club with its tradition and heritage.
Having been a little bemused by the 'policing' of the main stand since it was first introduced at the Wasps game pre-season, I thought it worked well on Saturday. The stewards were there early and a brief show of your ticket quickly determined whether you were heading in the right direction – it didn't seem to cause any hold-ups or unwelcome queuing.
I didn't go into the clubhouse so I can't comment on whether there were further problems involving queuing/bar service, but I didn't hear of any complaints at the time and it's not something that has been raised since – which might just show how a good performance on field deflects from any possible criticism off it.
The pitch looked in really good nick, as good as we've seen it for almost 12 months in fact. Eric's efforts have been regularly acknowledged on here and elsewhere, together with those of his volunteer helpers. Fortunately, the weather played its part too and there was little wear to it during the game. Another two weeks should see further improvements to the one or two areas where the grass hasn't yet completely returned.
Even an hour and a quarter before kick off, it felt as if the occasion was going to be a special one. The car park was already filling up and there was a buzz around the ground as more people than usual chose to sit in the stand rather than watch the football being screened in the clubhouse.
As for the game itself, well it was breathless at times. Cov probably had less territory and ball in the first half and they went into half time with a narrow lead having defended deep in their own 22 on a several occasions, with Irish winning phase after the phase but unable to turn their advantage into points.
Cov even managed to hold the ball up over their line twice and in the end such was their tenacity in defence that Irish either made infringed or Coventry were able to steal.
Probably the biggest compliment paid to Cov all afternoon was in the early minutes of the second half when having been awarded a penalty well inside our half , Irish chose to kick the points rather than go for the corner, something they had declined to do on several plays in the opening 40. Coventry's strength defensively appeared to have caused something of a volte face in terms of Irish's game plan during the half time break.
Coventry, on the other hand, were growing in confidence and when Cov declined a similar opportunity a bit later and kicked to within 10 metres of the Irish line, they were able to convert what was brave decision into a try for Scott Tolmie.
The whole pack were superb and although Irish had come to BPA on the back of having shoved Bedford around all afternoon the week before, Cov had the dominant scrum in the first half. Jubb and Voss/Gray (and how well did he play when he came on?) were again commanding in the lineout and whilst we did lose two on our own throw, Irish lost 4.
The backrow were imperious and for me. Peters and Ram, in particular, were candidates for my Man of the Match award, together with Sam Tuitupou who is looking better and better with each game. David Halaifonua was made MoM by the sponsors, but although he threatened a couple of times, I thought it was in defence that he looked most assured.
Behind the scrum Kessell and Sharp looked secure and seemed to have the makings of a strong pairing. I was delighted for Jake Sharp – to come out and play with such confidence in the face of what has been a tough few days in terms of what was unwarranted criticism, criticism of which he was well aware, showed great character.
He doesn't look as if he's going to be a side-stepping, quick-footed flyhalf who likes to break defences with a swerve of the hips or a neat side-step, but he clearly has good hands and a good rugby brain and several times he set the backs moving with some inventive play. He reminds me a little of Luis Criscuolo, a player who was a bit of a maverick when he was at Cov but be could unlock defences with the most audacious of plays and I can see Sharp having the vision to do something similar as he grows into his role here at Cov.
He also took one or two heavy hits but was quick to get back up. No shirker, that's for sure.
His performance on Saturday was the best possible response to the worst of the criticisms levelled at him after the Hartpury game – other than perhaps a two-fingered salute.
His kicking also looked far more secure and he put Irish on the back foot on several occasions with some big, booming howitzers which were chased down well by the Coventry flyers, as well as some probing kicks which made us good ground.
Kessell remains a bit of an enigma to me. He's a quality player, but no more so than the likes of Tigger Dawson, or Shaun Perry back when we were last in the Championship. It was noticeable that the introduction of Pete White and Rob Knox coincided with Cov stepping up the tempo and taking the game more to Irish when it was most needed.
I'm not quite sure what has become of Will Maisey, but at the moment it is Jake Sharp who holds all the cards after Saturday. Will will have to bide his time I imagine, but he has done so in the past and his time will come again.
Andy Bulumakau didn't seem to be able to make quite the same impact out wide as he has when he's been in midfield and I thought Rob's greater physicality when he came on caused Irish a few more problems.
When fit, Dave Halaifonua is always going to be the first wing pencilled in, but so far out of Andy and Junior Bulumakau and Rob, I think my preference would be for Rob, although that probably offers you slightly less out-and-out pace. Max Trimble will also soon be back into the equation so there are plenty of options, but I do think Rob will get plenty of game time this season.
I'd arrived at the ground believing that I'd be happy to come away with a point.
I left disappointed that it hadn't been four.
Irish eyes were indeed smiling come the end of the game, but more so out of relief than a genuine sense of pleasure at the quality of their side's win..
We had Irish on the ropes at one point, but we just lacked that final knockout blow – when we were 17-18 down, I would have put money on a Sharp penalty or drop goal to win it for us in the dying seconds of the game.
We've been rather spoiled in these past couple of seasons – after the home defeat to Hartpury back in 2016, I think we've pretty much won all the games that have ended up with a margin of less than 5 or 6 points and we've got used to nail-biting finishes going our way.
It was a thoroughly entertaining game and even though Cov lost, having watched the game and experienced the atmosphere, I felt proud of what had been achieved. Whilst some supporters had been quite upbeat about the performance against Hartpury, and I'm not sure why, we'd all needed a bit of a lift. The response the coaches got was impressive and there was a real sense of a growing self-belief the longer the game went on.
Good luck to London Irish for the rest of the season – quite whether their eyes will still be smiling in April is unclear, but they'll do well to go unbeaten on the form they showed on Saturday.
With Coventry still recruiting and with at least one more player still to come, then by the time we meet them in the second half of the season, I rather expect us to be a stronger side then than we are now.
Saturday's performance was encouraging, but we must also play like that against some of the teams in the mid-table and below as well; we can 't just save such performances for the best sides in the Championship.
Good blog Tim. And one player who knows the pitch well at Richmond is Jake Sharp Havin been at co tenants London Scottish. Very much enjoying the Championship it's certainly a step in class from ND 1. My player of the month would be Tom Jubb always puts in a hgoo shift on the field.


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Lejkówka zielonawa (Clitocybe odora (Bull.) P. Kumm.) – gatunek grzybów z rzędu pieczarkowców (Agaricales).

Systematyka i nazewnictwo
Pozycja w klasyfikacji: Clitocybe, Incertae sedis, Agaricales, Incertae sedis, Agaricomycetes, Agaricomycotina, Basidiomycota, Fungi (według index Fungorum.

Niektóre synonimy łacińskie:

Nazwę polską podał Władysław Wojewoda. W polskim piśmiennictwie mykologicznym ma też inne nazwy: bedłka wonna, hanyżka, lejkorodek wonny, lejkówka wonna.

Morfologia
 Kapelusz
Średnica 5–10 cm. Początkowo wypukły, później rozpostarty z tępym garbkiem, na koniec płaski z lejkowatym zagłębieniem. U młodych okazów ma podwinięty brzeg, później faliście powyginany. Skórka naga, sucha o bardzo charakterystycznym niebieskozielonym zabarwieniu. U starszych okazów bieleje.

 Blaszki
Dość rzadkie, nieco zbiegające na trzon. Mają kolor od kremowego do niebiesko-zielonego.

 Trzon
Wysokość 3–5 cm, grubość 1 cm. Jest cylindryczny, z często zgrubiałą podstawą. Kolor taki sam, jak kapelusz.

 Miąższ
Biały, jedynie pod skórką kapelusza zielonkawy. Ma silny, anyżowy zapach i smak.

Występowanie i siedlisko
Lejkówka zielonawa najliczniej występuje w Europie i Ameryce Północnej, ale znana jest także w Azji, Australii i Nowej Zelandii.
W Europie Środkowej jest dość pospolita.

Występuje zarówno w lasach iglastych, jak i liściastych. Saprotrof, rozkładający liście i igliwie. Pojawia się późnym latem i jesienią, czasami tworzy tzw. czarcie kręgi. Rośnie głównie pod olszą szarą, brzozą brodawkowatą, topolą osiką, rzadko pod jodłą i bukiem.

Znaczenie
Saprotrof. Grzyb jadalny, jednak z powodu silnego anyżowego zapachu i smaku może być używany tylko jako dodatek do potraw (w niezbyt dużych ilościach).

Gatunki podobne
Dzięki bardzo charakterystycznej barwie i zapachowi w zasadzie gatunek ten nie może być pomylony z żadnym innym. Nieco podobny morfologicznie jest pierścieniak grynszpanowy (Stropharia aeruginosa), ale nie posiada anyżowego zapachu.

Przypisy

Pieczarkowce
Grzyby jadalne
Mykobiota Polski

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The beauty of all things that grow combine on an impressive 2-tier cake to create a luxe, yet rustic and romantic farm-to-table presentation. Fresh white ranunculus and gardenias pop on a textured white iced cake when luscious sprigs of fresh herbs are tucked between them.
Bake and cool two 6 in. x 2 in.; three 8 in. x 2 in. and one 12 in. x 3 in. cake layers. Level, stack and fill layers on same-size cake circles: 6 in. 2-layer 4 in. high cake; 8 in. 3-layer 5 in. high cake; 12 in. 1-layer 3 in. high cake.
Ice cakes smooth, but thick. Use a 9 in. angled spatula to pull and twist imprints on cake sides and tops. Prepare cakes for tiered construction; stack tiers.
Spray all cake surfaces with pearl Color Mist spray. Arrange fresh flowers and herbs in fresh flower spikes; insert in cake.
NOTE: Be sure to choose flowers and herbs that have not been sprayed with pesticides.
This system allows you to build your cake from the bottom tier up for a more secure construction.


The FAA Commercial Pilot test bank contains questions pertaining to VFR Flight . The following list contains only a relatively small percentage of the pertinent questions. Our software, which you are free to download now at no cost, will generally contain a much more complete set of questions associated with this test bank. This list is intended only to familiarize you in a general way with the questions of the Commercial Pilot test bank.
Which is required equipment for powered aircraft during VFR night flights?
Which is true concerning the blue and magenta colors used to depict airports on Sectional Aeronautical Charts?
(Refer to figure 53, point 3) If at 1,000 feet MSL and drifting at 10 knots toward Firebaugh Airport (Q49), at what approximate distance from the airport should you begin a 100 ft/min ascent to arrive at the center of the airport at 3,000 feet?
When flying on a heading of east from one thermal to the next, the airspeed is increased to the speed-to-fly with wings level. What will the conventional magnetic compass indicate while the airspeed is increasing?
GIVEN: Wingtip bearing change 10� Elapsed time between bearing change 4 min Rate of fuel consumption 11 gal/hr Calculate the fuel required to fly to the station.


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Keep The Level Green
Now, sporadic notes from The Level, Brighton, after the campaign against B&HCC's plans to move the skatepark onto the north end fell on concrete ground.
About KTLG
B&HCC
The Lottery Bid
It's a Lottery – the figures
Thursday workshop reveals true plans.
New Encyclopaedia of Brighton
Our Greens
Their Reply
Rejection's response
Politicos(') reply
FoI requests
foi-541-11
"Please may I have a copies of:
1. all "Other information collated in the build up to this consultation and used to inform the Master Plan includes previous consultation results".
A: All the relevant information requested will form part of the supporting documents for the HLF bid. These reports are being finalised and will be available once they have been completed in August/September.
2. all "data from workshops and meetings held with service providers (council officers, statutory bodies and third sector organisations), local residents, community group representatives and minority groups.
A: All the relevant data requested will form part of the supporting documents for the HLF bid. These reports are being finalised and will be available once they have been completed in August/September.
3. all "historic maps, images and written documents".
A: Relevant maps, images and written documents we have access to will be available in the Conservation Management Plan which is being prepared for the HLF bid and this report will be available once it has been completed in August/September.
4. all information from "heritage park design professionals".
A: The proposals have been developed as part of an iterative process in conjunction with Land Use Consultants who are experienced in heritage parks restoration. Their contributions are included in the Master Plan designs, Conservation Management Plan and Management and Maintenance Plan which make up part of the supporting documents for the HLF bid; these reports will be available once they have been completed in August/September.
Written correspondence with Virginia Heinza has already been submitted as part of FOI/252/11.
Other consultees with conservation experience include the Council's Conservation Officer (who has been in correspondence with Mr Quine in the past regarding the council's Conservation Team's views on this matter)
Open Spaces Society
Our Initial Mission
To register the north end of the Level in Brighton as a Town Green under Section 15(2) of the Commons Act 2006 so that the present and future councils cannot build on this green & pleasant land.
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Q: failing pjsua python module I try to use pjsua module for Python on Ubuntu 16.04.
When I try to call AccountConfig, it will return with following error message:
>>> import pjsua
>>> t=pjsua.AccountConfig()
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
  File "pjsua.py", line 802, in __init__
    self._cvt_from_pjsua(default)
  File "pjsua.py", line 859, in _cvt_from_pjsua
    for cred in cfg.cred_info:
MemoryError

Compiled pjsip with following:
sudo apt-get install build-essential python-dev libpjsua2
wget http://www.pjsip.org/release/2.7.2/pjproject-2.7.2.tar.bz2
sudo rm -fr pjproject-2.7.2
tar -xf pjproject-2.7.2.tar.bz2 && cd pjproject-2.7.2/
export CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -fPIC"
./configure --enable-shared  --disable-sound  && make dep && make
cd pjsip-apps/src/python/
sudo python setup.py install

I would appreciate any idea, what am I doing wrong.

A: Compile with following solved the issue:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get -y install build-essential python-dev libpjsua2 libssl-dev libasound2-dev
wget http://www.pjsip.org/release/2.7.2/pjproject-2.7.2.tar.bz2
tar -xf pjproject-2.7.2.tar.bz2 && cd pjproject-2.7.2/
export CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -fPIC"
./configure && make dep && make
cd pjsip-apps/src/python/
sudo python setup.py install


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You had visions of working from anywhere while transforming lives; of waking up in the morning and bouncing out of bed because you're living your purpose and everything just flows!
You saw yourself spending time with your family while your business ran itself and money hit your bank account while you slept.
Now, I know personally know people who live that reality, so it's not 'pie-in-the-sky', that's for sure. I'm certainly on my way to that vision myself.
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We've been told over and over to love ourselves and to recite affirmations about how awesome we are. We've heard it so many times, we probably don't even take notice of it now!
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There is not one person on this planet, I reckon, who has never experienced procrastination. But what if it were more than just not wanting to do something we don't like? What if there was something deeper going on?
If we don't have the confidence to do something, it's likely we aren't going to take action.
If we believe others won't want to hear what we have to say, it is really hard to get out there and make a video about what we can offer them, for example.
If we believe we could fail, some of us might not even bother trying.
Take a couple of nice, slow breaths into your belly and feel yourself relax.
Now, bring to mind something on your To Do list you have been putting off.
Feel into what comes up when you imagine yourself taking care of that item right now.
Do you feel like you could do it but you're putting it off because you simply don't like that job?
That's an easy one, because you just need to get yourself motivated to do it and it'll get done.
Do you feel fear or anxiety around getting the task underway? This is an indicator that there's a limiting belief tied to your procrastinating and it's time to dig deeper.
Get out your journal or a notebook and spend time writing about what's coming up for you when you think about having to tackle this. What can you tell yourself that will make you feel better about doing it?
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Last week, I found three additional teragrid sites working with Swarm. Please note that I have experinece some problem with ANL while I was stage out files before. And Marlon informed me that Pople doesn't support community certificate.


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Q: Django - queryset values return the same model multiple time for each category of a same model I'm returning a json object from my views to my client side.
Thus, in order to keep the code as simple as possible, here is what I do:
 def get(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
        inspirations = Inspiration.objects.active_translations(get_language()).filter(publish=True)
        inspirationsFilter = inspirations.values('translations__title',
            'translations__slug', 'categories__translations__name', 'main_image__file')

        data = JsonResponse(list(inspirationsFilter), safe=False)
        return HttpResponse(data, status=200, content_type='application/json')

But the problem I'm facing here, is this one, from a print with only categories and titles:
[('First Inspiration!', 'category1'), ('Hey max how are you', 'category2'), ('A third inspiration', 'category1'), ('A third inspiration', 'category2')]

As you can see, "A third inspiration" has 2 categories associated, thus it returns the item for each category.
What I would like to have is something similar to:
...('A third inspiration', ['category1', 'category2'])]

categories is a ManyToMany model field created by me, translations is a ManyToMany from django-parler.
Thus, do you know of a solution to "concat" it? Or do I have to do it manually?
I've tried values_list but the return is the same.
Edit: until the call to .values, the models query are unique.

A: You're seeing duplicate rows due to the (implicit) join to the translations table.
This is actually noted in Parler's readme -- so try adding .distinct('id').


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Otto Weerth (* 21. Juni 1849 in Blomberg; † 27. April 1930 in Detmold) war Gymnasialprofessor und langjähriger Vorsitzender des Naturwissenschaftlichen und Historischen Vereins für das Land Lippe e.V. In seinem Gedenken wird der Otto-Weerth-Preis verliehen.

Leben
Otto Weerth war der Sohn des Blomberger Pfarrers Gottfried Wilhelm Weerth (1815–1884) und dessen Ehefrau Charlotte Helene Reinold (1828–1903). Sein Großvater war der Generalsuperintendent der lippischen Landeskirche Ferdinand Weerth.

Weerth legte 1868 das Abitur am Leopoldinum im Detmold ab. Im selben Jahr begann er im April ein Studium in Göttingen und Tübingen. Von Juli 1870 bis Juli 1871 unterbrach er dieses Studium, da er sich freiwillig zum Kriegsdienst im 55er Regiment meldete. Dabei kam er in französische Gefangenschaft in Metz. Nachdem er sein Studium wieder aufgenommen hatte, legte er im März 1873 die erste Staatsprüfung für das höhere Lehramt in Göttingen ab. 1874 verfasste er seine Dissertation in Jena.

Bereits ab Ostern 1873 unterrichtete Weerth am Gymnasium und in der Realschule in Celle. Ostern 1876 wechselte er zum Leopoldinum in Detmold. Im gleichen Jahr wurde er Assistent seines Onkels Carl Weerth. Dieser leitete das naturwissenschaftliche Museum in Detmold (heute Lippisches Landesmuseum). 1889 wurde Weerth zum Leiter des Museums bestimmt.

1890 kandidierte Weerth für die Nationalliberale Partei für die Wahl zum Reichstag. Am 1. April 1893 ernannte man Weerth zum Gymnasialoberlehrer, am 16. Januar 1896 erfolgte eine Beförderung zum Gymnasialprofessor. Bei der Landtagswahl in Lippe 1900 am 18. Dezember 1900 wurde er als Vertreter der Klasse I b in den Lippischen Landtag gewählt, dem er bis Ablauf der Wahlperiode 1904 angehörte.

Am 22. Oktober 1904 war Weerth Gründungsmitglied und Vorsitzender der geschichtlichen Abteilung des Naturwissenschaftlichen Vereins. Damit begann auch die Herausgabe der Zeitschrift Mitteilungen aus der lippischen Geschichte und Landeskunde. Der erste Artikel in der ersten Ausgabe der Mitteilungen im Jahr 1903 war ein Bericht von Otto Weerth über seine Grabungen an der Uffoburg.

Am 31. März 1921 wurde Weerth pensioniert und 1927 legte er den Vereinsvorsitz, den er mindestens seit 1892 innehatte, nieder. Der Verein ernannte ihn zum Ehrenvorsitzenden. 1929 wurde Weerth erster Ehrenbürger von Oerlinghausen. Nach langer Krankheit starb er am 27. April 1930 in Detmold.

Familie
Weerth war ein Neffe von Georg Weerth und Bruder der Heimatschriftstellerin Julie Weerth. Am 24. April 1878 heiratete Weerth Hedwig Dorothea Wolphine Lampson aus Berlin. Aus dieser Ehe gingen folgende Kinder hervor:
 Margarete Maria (* 30. Juni 1879)
 Karl Emil Ferdinand Weerth (* 13. Juni 1889), Studienrat

Schriften
 Die Veme oder das Freigericht im Bereiche des Fürstentums Lippe. 1895 (LLB Detmold)
 Die Papiermühlen der Grafschaft Ravensberg. In: Jahresbericht des Historischen Vereins für die Grafschaft Ravensberg 16 (1902), S. 24–35.
 Das Papier und die Papiermühlen im Fürstentum Lippe. Hinrichs, Detmold 1904.
 Führer durch die Zoologische Sammlung des Landesmuseums. Detmold 1922.
 Geologie des Landes Lippe. Meyersche Hofbuchhandlung, Detmold 1929.

Literatur
 Kai Bosecker, Jan-Ole Janssen und Thilo Schneider: Otto Weerth. In: Lippische Mitteilungen aus Geschichte und Landeskunde. 71. Band, Detmold 2002, S. 265–331.

Weblinks

 Otto Weerth – Informationen über Otto Weerth

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NLP-Mitglied
Politiker (Kreis Lippe)
Lehrer
Papierhistoriker
Person (Detmold)
Ehrenbürger im Kreis Lippe
Person (Oerlinghausen)
Person (Blomberg)
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New Jersey Legislator Introduces Bill That Would Require Students to Learn Cursive
December 4, 2019by Ellie Rushing
New Jersey's elementary school students would be required to learn, read and write cursive by the end of third grade under a bill now in the state Assembly. (Dreamstime/TNS)
PHILADELPHIA — New Jersey's elementary school students would be required to learn, read and write cursive by the end of third grade, under a bill now in the state Assembly.
"In some cases, children are entering middle school without knowing how to sign their own name in cursive," said Assemblywoman Angela McKnight, a Democrat who represents parts of Hudson County. "We are doing our children a disservice by not teaching them a vital skill they will need for the rest of their lives."
McKnight introduced the bill last week.
A news release from McKnight's office cites data from Scholastic that learning cursive helps children become better spellers, and stronger readers and writers.
Cursive instruction became a rarity in public elementary classrooms after the Common Core dropped its requirement in 2010. However, since then, many states, including Illinois, Ohio and Texas, have made efforts to reintroduce cursive requirements.
The efforts come as more students use keyboards and screens for learning and taking notes. Studies show that drawing a letter by hand activates a child's neurological centers as reading and writing does for adults, while using a keyboard produces little effect. It's also been shown that students who hand-write their notes better retain information.
The revival also comes as an international exam shows that American 15-year-olds' reading and math abilities have stagnated since 2000. The results of the Program for International Student Assessment were announced Tuesday, about a month after the National Assessment of Educational Progress showed that the average eighth-grade reading scores declined in more than half of the states compared with 2017.
"Our world has indeed become increasingly dependent on technology, but how will our students ever know how to read a scripted font on a word document, or even sign the back of a check, if they never learn to read and write in cursive?" McKnight said.
The bill now heads to the Assembly Education Committee for review. If enacted, the requirement would begin the following school year.
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Meet Lana, Joe and Dan: The Experts!
Pascal and Dan here (joint effort this week!).
As the saying goes 'behind every great man, there's a great woman'. Or in our case, 'behind every fairly average (but determined) cycling duo, there are three experts'.
This week, we meet our epic Institute of Naval Medicine (INM) expedition support team, comprising of our two sport scientists (Lana and Joe) and nutritionist (also called Dan, not to be confused with cycling Dan). Between them, they have the near impossible tasks of trying to stop us eating cake and making us complete regular Functional Threshold Power (FTP) tests on the stationary bikes in the lab!
Having access to such knowledgeable individuals, all of whom know their subject matter inside out, means we can tailor our 18 month training programme with pinpoint accuracy. Understanding how to push our bodies during the training phase, along with how to fuel them (mostly with cake, obviously...), will make or break the success of our expedition ride itself.
This whole expedition is very much a team effort, none of it would be possible without the effort and expertise of all involved - it's how we like to do things in the Royal Navy, as a team.
And so we meet the experts.....
Lana - Sport Scientist (Applied Physiologist)
Lana joined the Institute of Naval Medicine as an Applied Physiologist in 2019 having completed a BSc in Sport and Exercise Science and an MSc in Sport and Health Science at the University of Exeter. Alongside a multi-specialist physiology team, my current role involves conducting evidence-based trials, supporting clinical assessments and providing scientific advice and guidance across Defence, specifically regarding thermal physiology to reduce the thermal burden of personnel in training and on operational duty.
Expert Number One: Lana
Dan and Pascal's cycling expedition across America has presented a wonderful opportunity for myself and my INM colleagues to utilise our individual expertise and work together to provide the best physiology support we can to the duo. The guys will face long days on the bike, travelling across a country with varied terrain, altitude and heat exposure. With the added time pressure to finish the ride, nutritional requirements are also a significant consideration when approaching this challenge, to make sure the team are sufficiently fuelled and recovered each day. I will support Dan and Pascal by providing exercise testing in the laboratory at INM to establish baseline fitness and training progress, provide advice on acclimatisation and how to best manage the heat challenge they will face during stages of their expedition.
I am honoured to support the team in preparation for their exciting physical challenge and wish them all the very best for their training and final expedition.
Joe - Sport Scientist
I joined the MoD as a Civil Servant in 2019: having completed a BSc in Sports and Exercise Science and a MSc in Applied Human Physiology at London Universities. In my day job I work at the Institute of Naval Medicine as an Applied Physiologist supporting research trails within defence and acting as an SME in exercise physiology.
Expert Number Two: Joe
During my university study I have always had a keen interest in environmental physiology, having previously undertaken research on cycling performance (Time Trails) in the heat. As well as this I have studied in depth the effects of altitude, pressure, temperature (both hot and cold) and G-Force on the human body.
As such the opportunity to get involved in Dan and Pascal's expedition to cycle across America, where they will encounter a variety environmental stressors and challenges in addition to the demands of long distance cycling was an opportunity too good to miss. Although the COVID-19 pandemic as thrown additional challenge and uncertainty into the frame I have every confidence in Dan and Pascal will excel in this latest challenge as they have in the other challenges that have been thrown their way during their Royal Navy service to date.
Furthermore, they are doing this for such a great cause an I am honoured to help support in the small way I can with exercise testing, acclimatisation advice and exercise science support.
Dan - Nutritionist (Applied Physiologist)
I joined the Institute of Naval Medicine in autumn 2020, working in the Applied Physiology department as part of a small team including Joe and Lana. Our department is further split into separate sections, where I am part of the Dietetics and Nutrition strand and the Defence Nutrition Advisory Service. My journey to the INM included a Sport and Exercise Science undergraduate degree at the University of Bath, before doing my postgraduate study in Human Nutrition at the University of Surrey. As part of my undergraduate degree, I was fortunate to have a placement year working with the Welsh Rugby Union, specifically with the Ospreys regional team, and the Wales national team during the 2015/16 season. After finishing at Surrey, I moved to a Health Advisor role in with BUPA in central London, before moving to the INM. The INM provides a unique environment with a hugely varied work programme: from delivering educational courses and providing nutritional advice to inform individuals and policy, to facilitating physiological testing and research into future nutritional strategies across Defence.
Expert Number Three: Dan
Being part of the wider team supporting Dan and Pascal is an excellent opportunity for Lana, Joe and myself to apply our expertise to a challenging expedition. Along with assisting with the physiological testing at baseline and periodically throughout the build up to the cycle, I will be providing nutritional advice to Dan and Pascal to support their training and the ride itself. The expedition will be demanding not only due to the length of the ride, but also the varying conditions within it including high altitude and intense heat. A further constraint is that the guys are supporting themselves on a limited budget, so it is essential that they get the most bang (energy and nutritional value) for their buck! Fortunately, I have access to strategies developed for previous endurance events to help, and the approach used for this expedition will be able to inform similar long-distance challenges in the future.
With these guys on the team, what could possibly go wrong!
LEJOG Overview Part II: Scottish Storms and Headwinds That Make You Cry! (Week 2)
LEJOG Reflections Part I: The English Super Heat (Week 1)!
Let's get iconic, time to LEJOG!
Expedition cyclists Pascal and Dan joined the Royal Navy on the same day in January 2005, and continue to serve. Since joining, both have enjoyed varied and challenging careers as Aircrew Officers, deploying all around the world on frontline operations. They undertake this ride with the full support of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines, the resilience and determination required in such a physical challenge embodies the spirit of the Service.
Fundraising campaign manager Anthony also joined on this same day in January 2005. Having previously studied Aeronautical Engineering at University, he serves as an Air Engineering Officer in the Royal Navy and has recently returned from a 3 year exchange tour working with the US Navy in Texas.
Find out a more about them all and their motives at the link below.
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Hall of the Mountain King: Warrior-for-Hire transcription
Illustration by Chris Holmes for Warrior-For-Hire
Jason at Hall of the Mountain King has transcribed "Warrior-for-Hire", Dr. Holmes' contribution to issue #11 (May 1976) of the L.A.-based APAzine Alarums & Excursions (this issue also has a great cover illustration by Morno of Wee Warriors fame). This article predates the Holmes Basic Set by more than a year, and is as far as I know his earliest published D&D article. A few years ago I got a copy of Holmes' contributions from Lee Gold, editor of A&E, so I've read this article before, but my copy was missing the accompanying illustration by Chris Holmes, one of J. Eric's sons). Chris illustrated many of Holmes' early articles, including two that were in Dragon - Lost Civilizations (a Source of the Nile variant) and the first Boinger and Zereth story. The halfling shown above is probably Boinger, who was one of Chris' characters.
I posted some commentary on "Warrior-for-Hire" on Dragonsfoot a few years ago, which is repeated below. The article predates the Basic Set so it's firmly in the era of OD&D.
Holmes tells the reader that "you have outfitted your expedition for the dungeons of Greyhead Tower" but that your unbalanced party would "feel a lot safer with a few fighting men along" and that "advertising takes time and money, though, and you have little of either". This refers to the rules in Men & Magic, page 12, describing hiring of NPCs. The reference to the "Greyhead Tower" dungeons brings to mind the Basic rulebook Sample Dungeon describing the dungeons of the ruined tower of the wizard Zenopus.
Holmes describes a building in town with a banner reading "Expeditions Unlimited: Hire a Warrior!" run by Ajax, a "big heavy set fellow" and "veteran of the dungeons" who "has a patch over one eye and is missing several fingers of his left hand". Ajax guarantees that all of his 1st level fighters are lawful, 15+ strong, and fully equipped with chainmail, a helmet, shield and sword and that the terms are "full shares in any treasure, 'stead of your usual hireling half shares". I can't find any specific OD&D references to half shares for hirelings. Men & Magic states that a minimum of 100 gp is necessary to tempt a human into service, although it's unclear whether this is given prior to the expedition or a share of the treasure.
Holmes describes the rules for generating Ajax's fighters. "In practice, what I do is roll 3 D6 until I get a 15 or better. Those are Ajax's tryouts; those who don't measure up are turned away. Once a strength of 15-18 is rolled, then I roll the rest of the character's traits in the usual way, adjusting his strength if possible. Ajax usually has a stable of six trained fighters. Originally they were all from the local area, youths seeking fortune and adventure. Recently there has been an influx of Viking barbarians, big blonde fighters from the north. Casualties run high. Rarely does a fighter reach second level, since he accumulates experience points at half rate". The strength adjustment refers to the rules in Men & Magic, pages 10-11, where fighters can increase their strength by 1 for each reduction of intelligence by 2 or wisdom by 3, with 9 being the minimum any score can be reduced to. The half-rate experience point accumulation for the hirelings refers to the section on "Awarding Experience to Non-Player Characters" on page 13 of Greyhawk (Supplement I).
These rules were written for OD&D but are easily applied to Holmes Basic, which has nearly identical rules for non-player characters (Holmes edited the original Basic rulebook from the OD&D rules).
Ajax and his "Warriors-for-Hire" later reappeared in Holmes' novel The Maze of Peril (1986). The protagonists hire two of his employees, Haldor and Olaf, who is described as a big blonde man – obviously one of the Viking barbarians. Olaf tells the party "We Warriors-for-Hire accept burial on the field of battle as part of the risks of the game" and that Ajax "loves us all as sons, of which he has none, and he begrudges each as dies, though die we do in this business".
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List of OD&D products from the 1970s
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Obscure Art Friday: Fangorn in the Fiend Folio
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600 communities vie for Google's Gbps Fiber-to-the-home program
Mar 29, 2010 6:33am
Google's 1 Gbps network fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) experiment has attracted more than 600 communities that want to enhance their respective networks with fiber-based broadband access services.
To win Google's broadband heart, community officials have engaged in a number of lobbying efforts. Topeka, Kan.'s mayor renamed his city "Google" during the month of March, while the mayor of Duluth, Minn., "threw himself into the ice-ringed waters of Lake Superior."
"We're thrilled to see this kind of excitement, and we want to humbly thank each and every community and individual for taking the time to participate," James Kelly, Google's product manager wrote in a company blog. "This enthusiasm is much bigger than Google and our experimental network. If one message has come through loud and clear, it's this: people across the country are hungry for better and faster Internet access."
However, these communities are going to have to wait until the end of the year after the company's own rigorous review reveals where it will build out its open access FTTH network.
Of course, the lingering question with Google's experiment is how they are going to make it work? While the experiment is centered on fulfilling the FCC's "100 Squared" broadband initiative, Google has literally no experience in building out a complex communications network other than operating a small wireless network in Mountainview, Calif.
- Multichannel News has this article
- Bloomberg also has this article
Google launches open access FTTH network trial
Google plans 1 gigabit Internet service test
Cisco steps aboard the ultra-broadband train
Shaw gets its FTTH Gig groove on
Building the perfect Bellhead


Mary, Queen of Scots: who sexed up this royal soap opera's dossier?
Mary, Queen of Scots was the heir to James V of Scotland, crowned before her first birthday in 1542. She also claimed the English throne and became involved in a power struggle with Elizabeth I.
In France, the young Mary (Vanessa Redgrave) is skipping through the sunny fields with her beloved husband, the Dauphin. They're just taking a boat trip down a picturesque stream when – "Waaargh! My head!" – the Dauphin collapses. These "fevers of the brain" were the result of an ear infection. As in the film, they killed him. Meanwhile, in England, Elizabeth (Glenda Jackson) is rolling around in the royal barge with Robert Dudley. Both remain fully clad, so the film stays just on the right side of picky historians: there is no proof Elizabeth ever stopped being the Virgin Queen.
Critic Roger Ebert slighted the film for taking "a soap-opera approach to history". True, it's full of plot devices that the EastEnders writing team would dismiss as being too far-fetched. Dudley's wife dies in a mysterious fall down the stairs at the exact point he wants to be free to marry Elizabeth. Instead, she tries to marry him to the widowed Mary. But Mary moves to Scotland and marries dimwitted hunk Lord Darnley (Timothy Dalton), who becomes convinced that she is having an affair with her Italian music teacher David Rizzio (Ian Holm), who may also be a papal spy. When she is seven months pregnant, Scottish rebels supported by Darnley storm her palace, drag Rizzio away, and stab him 56 times. Then Darnley is done to death in the night at his house, Kirk o'Field – which is destroyed by a massive explosion. Crazy, right? The thing is, all of this is true. The film-makers do add twists of their own – creating a gay affair between Rizzio and Darnley, and suggesting that Darnley had set the explosion at Kirk o'Field to kill Mary. Why did they bother? There's far too much plot here anyway, as indeed there was in the 16th century.
Vanessa Redgrave plays Mary as a combination of sanctimonious and needy. It doesn't make her any more likable when the screenplay implicates her in Lord Darnley's murder, a crime of which many heavyweight Tudor historians consider her innocent. Meanwhile, Glenda Jackson makes Elizabeth fierce, clever and hard as nails. Too hard. When Dudley returns from failing to woo Mary, she asks him to describe her. Dudley waxes lyrical, and she attacks him. "I went only at your command! I love only you!" he bleats. Unimpressed, she delivers a vicious punch straight to the codpiece. This seems to calm her down. "I am no longer angry," she tells him sweetly (the poor man is, at this point, bent double and wheezing). "Is she really as beautiful as they say?" "Well, she is quite beautiful," he replies, stupidly. This earns him a right hook to the jaw. In real life, Elizabeth's relationship with Dudley was tempestuous and fascinating in terms of its power balance but, as far as is known, not physically abusive.
The film squashes 30 years into its two-hour running time. At first, events flow into each other plausibly. In the final act, there's an abrupt jump of almost two decades, and suddenly everyone's old, dead or about to be beheaded. Perhaps this is unavoidable. It's certainly better than showing at great length Mary's tedious years of imprisonment. But it means that her transformation from sanctimonious and needy into a strong, dignified figure in the last 10 minutes comes as something of a surprise. This undercuts a (mostly) historically accurate and potentially very moving execution scene, complete with a sexed-up, wasp-waisted version of the red chemise that the real Mary wore under her black gown – red being the colour of martyrdom.
You don't need to add more scandal to the story of Elizabeth and Mary. This film does so anyway, but to poor effect: the whole thing becomes too long and too complicated to be fun.


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Acanthoderma — рід грибів. Назва вперше опублікована 1917 року.

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 Sydow, H.; Sydow, P. 1917. Beitrag zur Kenntniss der Pilzflora der Philippinen-Inseln. Annales Mycologici. 15(3-4):165-268 - P.234

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Hitachi Rail STS adopts the traditional corporate and control model, in which the supervisory functions are assigned to the Board of Statutory Auditors.
The Board of Statutory Auditors has the task of supervising, pursuant to the rules of the Civil Code, and of the Consolidated Law on Statutory Audits (Legislative Decree no.39/2010) taking into consideration also the principles of conduct recommended by the Italian National Councils of Chartered and Registered Accountants.
the independence of the statutory auditor or the statutory auditing firm, particularly as concerns the provision of non-auditing services to the Company.
The Shareholder's Meeting appoints the Board of Statutory Auditors (composed of three Statutory Auditors) and defines the annual fee for the members of the same. The Shareholder's Meeting also appoints two Alternate Auditors.
The members of the Statutory Board are chosen from among those in possession of the professional and integrity requirements set forth by Ministry of Justice Decree no. 162 dated March 30, 2000. Pursuant to Article 1, paragraph 2, letters b) and c) of the Decree, commercial and tax law, company economics and company taxes, are considered subjects strictly pertaining to the company's business.
The Board of Statutory Auditors in office, appointed by the Ordinary General Shareholders' meeting of May 11, 2017, is comprised as follows: Antonio Zecca (Chairman), Giovanni Naccarato e Alessandra Stabilini. On the same date the Shareholders' meeting appointed Alessandro Speranza, Valeria Galardi e Cristiano Proserpio as Alternate Auditors. The current Board of Statutory Auditors shall be in office until the Shareholders' meeting convened for the approval of the Company's Financial Statements as of 31 March 2020.


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